Connector internal Ribbon 6251

The map of PCI-6251 (and others), there is an internal header where you could conceivably connect a cable sheet. What is c? No idea where it is documented? The 34 pins it map to the first 34 pin connector 0? I can't find in the manual, although I could be looking for a wrong terminology.

Thank you!

It's the RTSI bus to allow synchronization between several DAQ cards.

Look for the RTSI in the Manual:

http://www.NI.com/PDF/manuals/371022k.PDF

-AK2DM

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Type:

Inspiron 5521 dual channel DDR3

Inspiron 5537 channel DDR3L

Speed up to 1600 MHz

Supported configurations 2 GB, 4 GB, 6 GB, 8 GB and 16 GB

I found the following information of the memory by running the command on my laptop:
```
Total Width: 64 bits

Data Width: 64 bits

Size: 4096 MB

Form Factor: SODIMM

Set: None

Locator: JDIMM2

Bank Locator: Not Specified

Type: DDR3

Type Detail: Synchronous

Speed: 1600 MHz
```
Question 1: is - it possible to add 4 + 8 = 12 GB configuration in this laptop?

Question 2: I have to use DDR3 instead of DDR3L RAM in this laptop?

Question 3: What RAM is better supported with this laptop, Kingston or CORSAIR Vengeance?

Note: I use Ubuntu on this Machine.

1. Yes, but at a loss of performance. It is designed for a pair of corresponding modules.

2. or will work by itself. Do not mix DDR3 and DDR3L though - if you have DDR3, use that; If L, use that if you add a module.

3. critical is hard to beat, especially given its guarantee of compatibility when buying through their memory Configurator. Anything else - ask the supplier on guarantees of compatibility (or make sure that you understand the possible of the restocking fee if a return is necessary).

To listen for Focus - screen/system FocusHistory

Hi all

Really hoping someone can help me with that I start to think about maybe a gap in the API.

I have built on a "system module" at the end of a day tells me, my productivity e.g. time spent doing think different on my phone.

I spent last week trying to get what it look / register for changes on the screens focus i.e. change between several applications.

I know that this keeps track of the device (not just because the screen changes)

Please look at the debug log:

* It is just after the home screen displays (1st time)... and then I click the screen applications & back *.

Default EDGE Networknet.rim.vad: DONERefreshing connection on sendRunning refreshLocal port: 0APN: 'rim.net.gprs'APN username: 'null'APN password: 'null'Connection does not existDetected information for 1 GPAK connection(s)FocusHistory: Focus lost; App Home Screen; Component net.rim.device.api.ui.MediaControllerFocusHistory: Focus gained; App Home Screen; Component net.rim.device.apps.internal.ribbon.launcher.RibbonIconFieldFocusHistory: Focus lost; App Home Screen; Component net.rim.device.apps.internal.ribbon.launcher.RibbonIconField

IM using BlackBerry v4.5 component & the Eclipse plug-in 1.0.0.67

If theres any more info needed, please just ask.

ANY help would me much appreciated!

-Googled, searched forms & looked over the documentation of the api but not joy.

Thanks for your comments.

We're cooking gas!

Thanks Peter.

Here's the finalized code (a little "brute force" but works)

ApplicationManager manager = ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager();

while(true)
{
    ApplicationDescriptor visibleApplications[]     = manager.getVisibleApplications();
    int currentProcessId = manager.getForegroundProcessId();

    for(int count = 0;visibleApplications.length>count;count++)
    {
          if(manager.getProcessId(visibleApplications[count])               == currentProcessId)
          {
                 System.err.println(visibleApplications[count].getName());
           }
    }
     //sleep
}

I'm sure this will help others!

Signature problem when you run the program BluetoothDemo on Blackberry 8320

Hello

I try to connect from my computer to the Blackberry 8320 using a serial Bluetooth transceiver. The "BluetoothDemo" program is not function properly. When I run it, I first see a white screen with "Bluetooth Sample" at the top. I click on the trackball and I get a menu with the options 'Listening to connections' and 'Full Meno'. I click on listen for connections and a screen pops up that says "connect to an external device and then type something...» "I type something on the Blackberry and the letters appear, but no other options appear to verify a Bluetooth connection. I have already associated the Bluetooth with Blackberry, but the connection failed appears when I run the program BluetoothDemo. When I click the trackball again, I see the full menu with "Serial Port close',"Get DB", etc..

In my view, that there is a problem with secure API signatures. Obviously the 'BluetoothDemo' program is not run after the first steps. When I debug on Blackberry, I see the following output from the console, which leads me to believe that there is a problem with signatures:

ocusHistory: Focus lost; Home screen App; Component net.rim.device.apps.internal.ribbon.launcher.RibbonIconField
FocusHistory: Acquired Focus; Home screen App; Component net.rim.device.api.ui.MediaController
JVM: bklt @286061: timer
JVM: bklt @286061: idle 15
JVM: bklt @292270: setTimer 15
FocusHistory: Lost Focus; Home screen App; Component net.rim.device.api.ui.MediaController
MWC: BluetoothDemo (4738) No sig 0 x 33
From BluetoothDemo
MWC: BluetoothDemo (4738) No sig 0 x 33
BluetoothDemo (167) started
BluetoothDemo (167) foreground
FocusHistory: Acquired Focus; Home screen App; Component net.rim.device.apps.internal.ribbon.launcher.RibbonIconField
FocusHistory: Lost Focus; Home screen App; Component net.rim.device.apps.internal.ribbon.launcher.RibbonIconField
FocusHistory: Lost Focus; Bluetooth demo app. NULL component
FocusHistory: Acquired Focus; Bluetooth demo app. Component net.rim.device.api.ui.menu.DefaultMenuListField
FocusHistory: Lost Focus; Bluetooth demo app. Component net.rim.device.api.ui.menu.DefaultMenuListField
BT: allocSerialPort a0d729a8
BT: sdpAddRecord
BT: allocSdpAttributeData
FocusHistory: Lost Focus; Bluetooth demo app. NULL component
BT: SppWrite-1 failed: 1
Unable to write data. Exception: java.io.IOException: BtSppWrite failed

I was puzzled at first running the program of BluetoothDemo and initially built and generated a file alx for the com_rimbluetoothserialportdemo program, which I think is used by the BluetoothDemo program. The com_rimbluetoothserialportdemo program is currently connected to Bluetooth tx/rx, as indicated by the status of remaining devices firmly on instead of flashing (when BluetoothDemo runs the status light flashes, indicating no connection). When I switch between workspaces in which I have these projects, the set of keys is not signed, and I have to sign in again, which seems to cause the keys in the other workspace to become not signed. As further evidence of the strange signature problem, sometimes when I run either on the Blackberry there is an error that says that the application is not signed.

I want to delete the workspace and the file alx com_rimbluetoothetc could be a step in the right direction. Do I have reason to assume that the 'no sig 0 x 33' is a problem with API signature secure? Could BluetoothDemo access to com_rimbluetoothserialport and be denied because there no signatures? Thanks for any help you can provide.

Not sure that your reading of the code is correct.

_dout.writeInt (JUST_OPEN);
_dout. Flush();

These two statements will write out - which seems to be the first thing the code does. Then it goes into a loop of reading, but suppose a specifically formatted data.

In my test, I removed these and replaced with something that I thought he would be working and I'm depending on the device. As noted yesterday picked up O the data of a GPS puck - these things just send data, they never expect anything in return. So my code looks like this:
```
byte [] buffer = new byte [1024];
for (;;) {
    int len = _din.read(buffer);
    String justRead = "Read: " + Integer.toString(len) + " bytes: " + new String(buffer, 0, len) + '\n';
    System.out.println(justRead);
}
```

Need help to understand the manifest

Our server:

Service tag

Computer model

PowerEdge T610

At a 341-8785: PERC 6 / i SAS RAID controller, 2 x 4 connectors, internal, PCIe, 256 MB Cache listed on the manifest. We would like to know if - as embedded (we have not changed hardware from the front desk)-This RAID controller will help readers to all the berries without buying more hardware.

The rest of this topic:

Part number

Quantity

Description

F609J

MODULE CARD (CIRCUIT), CONTROLLER, PERC6I-JAN NOSLED

JC881

THE ASSEMBLY, CABLE, 5 P, DRUMS, PERC-SASI

NU209

BATTERY PRIMARY SCHOOL, 7WHR, 1 C, LITHIUM ION, JURČEK

PK165

COST OF SERVICE, DRIVER, INT PERC6I SAS RAID

T954J

ASSEMBLY, CARD (CIRCUIT), CONTROLLER, PERC6II, SERIAL ATTACHED SCSI, NOSLD

T874M

MODULE, CABLE, SERIAL ATTACHED SCSI, SECONDARY, T610

5FM3N

ASSEMBLY, CABLE, SERIAL ATTACHED SCSI, DIS1, T610

W116M

MODULE, CABLE, SERIAL ATTACHED SCSI, PRIMARY, T610

RM255

ASSEMBLY, CABLE, SERIAL ATTACHED SCSI, PRIMARY, T610

Sam - CureSolutions.com

With the material you listed, the T610 and Perc6 / I'd be able to use the remaining locations. It's because you have the SAS0 and cables DIS1 (5FM3N and RM255) that run on both sides of the bottom of basket.

In a brief comment, Perc 6 / I can support much more server can contain, because it supports up to 32 drives per virtual disk and up to 64 virtual disks by Perc 6 / i.

Let me know if it helps.

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